Inlet Cat T.N.R and Rescue Services

06/22/2024

Little Baby Duffy Crossed the Rainbow bridge yesterday. I did everything I could for him!(sometimes its just not enough)Its heartbreaking when you can't save them. He definitely felt love during his days here! And they always take a little of you when they go!

06/16/2024

Hi all!! Meet Duffy! Someone was "kind" enough to leave him in a box behind Ripleys Haunted House on the Blvd last night. Cord still attached. This little guy is eating well thank goodness! But I just opened my last can of formula 😿 we are also carrying for 6 other little orphans. If anyone would like to donate we sure could use it. I can private message my address or I can pick up.
If you would just like to donate you can do so at
$inletcatrescue for cashapp
for venmo.
We appreciate any and everything 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😽

01/20/2024

UPDATE: ADOPTED!
I'm PEPPER, just a kitten but a mature 5 month old girl. I will PEPPER you with lovies, fun and tons of adventures if you'll be my new forever best friend! Please stop by the shelter to meet me!

11/19/2023

If you would like to donate please let me know! I will take them as i go by there every day!

🧻 As we get ready to prepare for the week ahead we noticed we are in desperate need of paper towels! Any brand, any amount!!! Please consider donating even just a roll or two! Thank you in advance!

11/15/2023

10/06/2023

It's Black Cat Season! Stay tuned for our available babies! Not all black but ALL adorable!!! And available for their forever home ♥️🐈‍⬛♥️🐈♥️🐾

08/07/2023

"Bowl o kitty"
This is Enzo. 3 month old med-long hair tuxedo. As you can see, he's super chill. He is looking for his forever home. Adoption fee includes neuter, vaccinations and microchip. Contact us for more information :)

07/25/2023

Shelters and rescues across the country are inundated with dogs and cats and are in crisis mode. Many organizations that haven't had to euthanized healthy adoptable animals in years are having to make very difficult decisions now. This is a community problem! Each and every one of us can make a difference whether it be big or small. Please, please, please consider adopting your next pet from your local shelter or rescue. If you aren't able to adopt then consider fostering (even short term saves lives), donate, advocate for responsible pet guardianship or volunteer your time. Animals can't speak for themselves and depend on us to be their voice!

07/25/2023

Please donate towards the TNR holding station. Every little bit helps!

We need help refurbishing a tin shed to a comfortable holding area for… Amanda Cradic needs your support for Turn shed into a TNR holding area for feral cats

07/24/2023

He just wants to be with you, no matter what you're watching...but he loves Kitty TV on YouTube.
Jaycee will be ready for adoption soon!

07/22/2023

https://gofund.me/ee7dfdea

We need help refurbishing a tin shed to a comfortable holding area for… Amanda Cradic needs your support for Turn shed into a TNR holding area for feral cats

07/18/2023

Found on Google from tenor.com

06/22/2023

Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts to each and every one of you that has advocated for Grand Strand Humane Society in our fight to acquire land for our new facility. There simply aren't words to properly convey our gratitude for the outpouring of support we have received.

Last night, you guys showed up for us in a BIG way.

We can't count the number of times we were told - "We have never seen these rooms so full!" It was a sea of blue as far as the eye could see. While we may not have had the outcome we hoped for last night, we certainly made our presence known. You all made an impact on the opposition, on our county council and especially on us. There wasn't a dry eye among our staff and executive team as we looked out into the room.

We know that the intricacies of meetings such as last night can be a bit confusing, so we wanted to take the opportunity to clarify what occurred. Our team was able to have some very positive conversations with many county council members over the past several days. We explained the progress that we had made with concerned neighbors and showed the support that this project had. Our hope was that we had sufficiently demonstrated our ability to work with neighboring communities and find common ground in order to move this critical project forward. In the hours leading up to last night's meeting it became more and more clear that we would likely not be granted our requested deferral, meaning the resolution would be struck down and we would not be allowed to reapply for use of this land for 12 months. There was an option on the table for us to withdraw our own application, but there was confusion on what that would mean. While county council was in executive session, we worked to determine what the result of withdrawal would be. Whether it meant we could reapply right away while continuing to have constructive conversations with neighbors and council, or if it meant we would be forced to wait 12 months to reapply just as it would have been if we allowed the resolution to be struck down. In the final moments before our resolution was called, we made the choice to keep our fate in our own hands. We withdrew our application for rezoning. Our team felt this decision allowed us the small chance of keeping hope alive for this piece of land.

We know that some of our supporters left feeling frustrated, confused, disappointed, angry and unheard.

Please know that you WERE in fact heard.

All day, we have received calls from the media and county council members who were so impressed by the number of supporters and by the behavior you all displayed. You were classy, composed and respectful. You showed those watching what GSHS is all about.

For those asking what happens now....

We will continue to proudly serve our community. We will continue to fight for the most vulnerable among us. We will continue our pursuit of a facility that our animals, staff and volunteers deserve. We will not allow this minor bump in the road to slow us down in the least.

You can share new ideas, reach out about land opportunities and find so many ways to get involved in our efforts by visiting campaigngshs.org!

To every person who took the time to write an email, make a call, share our information, talk to neighbors, attend the council meeting last night... thank you.

This GSHS team is steadfast, strong and unbelievably resilient. Our team includes YOU and for that we are so very grateful. ❤️